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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1907

Page

8

No Meningitis Here Health Officer Denies Outbreak

The Bluefield health officer corrects a widespread impression of meningitis in the area stating there are no cases within city limits. He urges confirmation by authorities if any suspected cases exist, insisting they would know.

Daily Telegraph Bluefield

Bland Street Church Sabbath Services Announced

Bland Street Church offers Sabbath School at 9 50 a m with Messrs Bruner and Marks supervising Public worship at 11 a m and 8 p m Pastor D Emory Hawk preaching Morning topic Then Minister and His Message Evening topic The Miniature Mast Tree Saved Under Difficulty J A Hearn of Washington presiding on the organ Pews open strangers welcome Odd Fellows Memorial Service at 3 00 o clock with Rev Mr Moss delivering the annual sermon

M. Messirs Bruner and Marks D. Emory Hawk J. A. Hearn Washington, D. C Moss

Receipts on Homemade Spray to Fight Plant Pests

A Bluefield resident shares a simple method to deter garden pests. Collect old tomato stems, place them in a vessel, cover with hot water, and simmer to create a spray. The solution is said to drive away bugs and worms from trees.

Bluefield

Takes Snapshot of Newspaper This Takes Snapshot of Newspaper This

A Daily Telegraph reader reports repeated morning paper thefts. To catch the trespasser he rigged a curtain beard camera and plans to publish a halftone image if theft continues.

Daily Telegraph

Death of Colored Woman in Coopertown

The wife of G. W. Roten, colored, died at their Coopertown home after a lingering illness. Her remains will be taken to Tazewell today for interment.

G. W. Roten Coopertown Tazewell

Mosque Etiquette And Rules In Early Islam

In The Sul tan and His Subjects the author clarifies practices of entering mosques. Shoes removed for cleanliness. boots allowed when wearing galaches. The Koran permits all to enter mosques regardless of religion, a belief once used to welcome converts. Noting only Eyab mosque in Constantinople barred a giaour.

Constantinople Eyab

Wonders Revealed by Magnified Everyday Objects

A passage describes how lenses reveal astonishing forms in common items. Grain cavities host insect-like shapes. mold resembles a forest. butterflies appear feathered. hairs become pithy tubes with scales. human skin shows fish-like scales. each grain of sand bears hundreds of scales and pores.

Crossing the Bar and Tennyson’s life reflections

Biographer states Tennyson wrote Crossing the Bar in his eighty first year after a visit from Aldworth to Farringford noting its meaning of the bar and its place as the poem’s crown. A mother recalls charity and a son boasts of kind acts including giving a hat and shoes to the poor.

Tennyson Aldworth Farringford Karringford Tommy

Photographer You Are All Right Now Except Your Expression

London Tit-Bits notes a humorous exchange about posing for a portrait. Jay Green complains he is bowlegged and cannot keep knees hidden while smiling. The gag highlights tension between posture and expression in early fashion photography.

Jay Green London

Back to nature joke from St. Louis Republic

The dialogue mocks a phrase meaning “back to nature” by two quips about a man under a car and another about a man falling from a baboon. The language satirically contrasts rustic ideals with everyday mishaps observed by Angyl Child-Father and Angel Child-Father.

Angyl Angel St. Louis Republic

John Hardy Faces Execution After Governor Denies Appeal

Roanoke Virginia reports that John Hardy, condemned for the Beard murder, learned the governor denied his appeal and faces execution next Friday in the jail enclosure where Henry Williams was hanged. Hardy remains resigned yet grateful to his attorneys, saying he is prepared to meet his fate.

Roanoke John Hardy Peirceman Beard Ben Hardy Henry Williams

Postmaster Pleads Guilty to Fifteen Dollar Theft

Charleston June 8 J M Hart postmaster at Ulma Reane county facing trial for robbing registered mail pleaded guilty yesterday afternoon in circuit court. Judge Kever sentenced him to pay a $500 fine and to serve a cc year term in Kanawha county jail The stolen amount from the registered mail was $15.

Charleston W. Va J. M Hart Ulma Reane County Kever Kanaw Ra Hart

Telegraph Want Ad for Fresh Veggies at Sublette & Barnes

Advertisement lists fresh vegetables cauliflower tomatoes new potatoes squash spinach string beans lettuce onions and more for sale at Sublette and Barnes dated 6 6 31. Also notes help wanted for a cook or house girl and suggests placing a classified ad in the Telegraph.

Sublette & Barnes Telegraph

New Haven to electrify rail line from Grand Central to Stamford

Engineers expect operation of the New Haven road by electricity within a month with direct current from Grand Central to Woodlawn and alternating current from Woodlawn to Stamford, about 13 or 14 miles. Westinghouse locomotives allow quick transfer between systems at speed. The New Haven power station is complete with 3 000 kilowatt Parsons turbines delivering 11 000 horsepower.

Boston Mass New Haven Grand Central Woodlawn Stamford Westinghouse New York Recuils

Odd Fellows to Attend Church in a Body

All members of the Odd Fellows and Rebecca lodges are urged to meet at the Red Men's Hall at 2 this afternoon to attend church together. Regalia will be found at the hall. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised for urinary troubles and kidney issues with a week’s treatment priced at 25 cents.

Odd Fellows Odd Fellows and Rebecca Lodges Red Men's Bad Yeleck DeWitt

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